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Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by Nobody: 4:06pm On Jan 11, 2022
Money for money, Atiku has it all. Despite Money, lost the last election

Brain for Brain: BAT has it all
Do you think it is easy to rebrand PMB as a democrat who would win an election twice?

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Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by ubaobi: 4:06pm On Jan 11, 2022
tyup:
Aint using my hand to cast for a fulani demon. I stand with ojuyobo
We know who the Fulani demons are, Atiku is surely not one of them
Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by Jack005(m): 4:14pm On Jan 11, 2022
Yoruba's are truly funny people... After betraying our son GEJ, you want the south south to vote for you? Tinubu can never win the south south against Atiku.. I don't like Atiku that much, but Yorubas must present someone like osibanjo at least to have any chance of defeating a northerner..

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Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by omoharry(f): 4:14pm On Jan 11, 2022
Olayetan:
How would it look if the whole of Nigeria turned to Lagos like?


It will look great with so much opportunity right?, Then, the only man that can make this happen is one & only JAGABAN, he made Lagos what it is today, let's give him the opportunity to transform other states to Lagos like.


Vote BAT 2023
Vote visionary leader.
Aside from the structure on ground and security, Lagos is a mega dirty slum with open sewage, where people openly deficate along the road and in gutters .
Agberos everywhere running after commercial vehicles and unruly commuters taking one way as they wish, just becos the governors is weak . TThis is what they couldn't do during Fashola time ,yet Tinubu faught with him and Ambode .it's this yes sir governor that he likes .
I pray for other state to upgrade and improve on their infrastructure but they must retain their sane environment.
Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by omoharry(f): 4:20pm On Jan 11, 2022
Jack005:
Yoruba's are truly funny people... After betraying our son GEJ, you want the south south to vote for you? Tinubu can never win the south south against Atiku.. I don't like Atiku that much, but Yorubas must present someone like osibanjo at least to have any chance of defeating a northerner..
I concur. If u see Osibanjo, I will change my mind and vote for him .
Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by oyatz(m): 6:03pm On Jan 11, 2022
basilo101:

SW is politically isolated in the south but they fail to see the damage they have done to themselves. Once the north turn their back on them they will be totally forsaken like orphans, at least SE can keep going with SS and NC, but tell me who can ally with SW if the north is not there for them? Another long journey to regional politics is in the offing


You need to have outgrown all these childish and petty tribalism by now.



Read the constition very well and see the criteria for winning the presidential election.


There's nothing like SW, NC, SS etc.

The party that receive the highest votes and 25% of the votes cast in 24 States will be declared winner.




Political parties contest for elections, mobilize voters to vote for them and have the mandates to rule. In reality ,political parties account for 70% of the success in an election.
Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by oyatz(m): 6:06pm On Jan 11, 2022
Jack005:
Yoruba's are truly funny people... After betraying our son GEJ, you want the south south to vote for you? Tinubu can never win the south south against Atiku.. I don't like Atiku that much, but Yorubas must present someone like osibanjo at least to have any chance of defeating a northerner..



Individual politicians present themselves to their parties for the party to pick them to flag the parties flags in the contest.

Yoruba aren't presenting anybody and please vote for whoever you like. This is the spirit of democracy sir.
Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by EdoBoy90(m): 6:56pm On Jan 11, 2022
[quote author=oyatz post=109283221]


You need to have outgrown all these childish and petty tribalism by now.



Read the constition very well and see the criteria for winning the presidential election.


There's nothing like SW, NC, SS etc.

The party that receive the highest votes and 25% of the votes cast in 24 States will be declared winner.

Political parties contest for elections, mobilize voters to vote for them and have the mandates to rule. In reality ,political parties account for 70% of the success in an election.

A reply to "There is nothing like SW, NC, SS etc.,"

It seems you still trying to understand yourself with political sentiments. There are six geopolitical zones and 36 states in Nigerian plus 774 local government areas and Federal capital territory in Abuja. Why would sentiments make you to forget kindergarten stuff in nursery school.

Educate yourself now.

Six Geopolitical zones
1. South South
2. South East
3. South West
4. North Central
5. North West
6. North East
Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by oyatz(m): 4:27am On Jan 12, 2022
[quote author=EdoBoy90 post=109284889][/quote]

Read to understand and not to just reply.


There's nothing like Geo-political zones in the constition and aren't part of the criteria to win presidential elections.


Highest NUMBERS of votes cast and minimum of 25% spread accross 24 States are the criteria needed
Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by iokpebholo: 6:14am On Jan 12, 2022
TooNoisy:
Tinubu could win! Most of you are soooo young you don't even know the constituents of Nigeria. Abiola defeated a Northerner in 1993. Obasanjo defeated Buhari in 2003. Jonathan defeated Buhari in 2011. Even Femi Gbajabiamila defeated a Northern Candidate in 2019 for the Speaker. Politics is about interests and power blocks. It's about bargaining and what is on offer.

Who told you there is a homogenous North? There are over 120 tribes in Northern Nigeria and I tell you that Tinubu will split Atiku in the North. Let's look at it by region:

1. North West - All Tinubu needs is for Buhari to raise his hand and Tinubu will roundly defeat Atiku in the North West. Tinubu will win Kano, Kaduna and Katsina because of Buhari and Ganjude's support. These are APC strongholds. He has the structure to defeat Atiku in those states. Tinubu would likely split the votes 50/50 with Atiku in the North West.

2. North East - This is Atiku stronghold and he will win the North East. They will vote for him and he will get 85% of the votes.

3. North Central - Tinubu will defeat Atiku in Kwara, Kogi, Plateau and Benue. Atiku will win Niger and Nasarawa. There are no indigenous Fulanis in the North Central so Tinubu will win 4 states. Kwara and Kogi have huge Yoruba populations. Plateau and Benue hates Fulanis. Forget about it, North Central will go to Tinubu. Tinubu will win North Central by 60/40. This is where I would prefer APC field Osinbajo. Osinbajo will use the Christian influence to even more roundly defeat an Atiku 70/30.

4. South West - Tinubu will win 85% in South West. He will win easily here.

5. South East - Should Atiku pick a Peter Obi as running mate (which will be a mistake), he will win the SE. Atiku will win by 85%. By the way, APC has 2-3 State governors in the South East so that will count.

6. South South - Tinubu will win by a small margin. Tinubu will win Edo, Cross River and Delta. Atiku will win Rivers, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom. Again Osinbajo will be a better bet in the South South because he is Christian. Osinbajo will defeat an Atiku in the SS 65/35hmmmm..only if u know how much Edo ppl dislike Tinubu.....d mention of Tinubu name in any of d polling units in Edo is a guarantee of a very hot slap.Edo no b lagos

Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by Aiel123: 7:07am On Jan 12, 2022
TooNoisy:
Tinubu could win! Most of you are soooo young you don't even know the constituents of Nigeria. Abiola defeated a Northerner in 1993. Obasanjo defeated Buhari in 2003. Jonathan defeated Buhari in 2011. Even Femi Gbajabiamila defeated a Northern Candidate in 2019 for the Speaker. Politics is about interests and power blocks. It's about bargaining and what is on offer.

Who told you there is a homogenous North? There are over 120 tribes in Northern Nigeria and I tell you that Tinubu will split Atiku in the North. Let's look at it by region:

1. North West - All Tinubu needs is for Buhari to raise his hand and Tinubu will roundly defeat Atiku in the North West. Tinubu will win Kano, Kaduna and Katsina because of Buhari and Ganjude's support. These are APC strongholds. He has the structure to defeat Atiku in those states. Tinubu would likely split the votes 50/50 with Atiku in the North West.

2. North East - This is Atiku stronghold and he will win the North East. They will vote for him and he will get 85% of the votes.

3. North Central - Tinubu will defeat Atiku in Kwara, Kogi, Plateau and Benue. Atiku will win Niger and Nasarawa. There are no indigenous Fulanis in the North Central so Tinubu will win 4 states. Kwara and Kogi have huge Yoruba populations. Plateau and Benue hates Fulanis. Forget about it, North Central will go to Tinubu. Tinubu will win North Central by 60/40. This is where I would prefer APC field Osinbajo. Osinbajo will use the Christian influence to even more roundly defeat an Atiku 70/30.

4. South West - Tinubu will win 85% in South West. He will win easily here.

5. South East - Should Atiku pick a Peter Obi as running mate (which will be a mistake), he will win the SE. Atiku will win by 85%. By the way, APC has 2-3 State governors in the South East so that will count.

6. South South - Tinubu will win by a small margin. Tinubu will win Edo, Cross River and Delta. Atiku will win Rivers, Bayelsa and Akwa Ibom. Again Osinbajo will be a better bet in the South South because he is Christian. Osinbajo will defeat an Atiku in the SS 65/35

One question
How will Tinubu win South south over Atiku
Mentioning cross river, Edo and Delta especially Delta as victory state for BAT is political naivety
Re: 2023 Elections: BAT Versus AA, Too Risky. by Bastardlyrich: 7:15am On Jan 12, 2022
Jack005:
Yoruba's are truly funny people... After betraying our son GEJ, you want the south south to vote for you? Tinubu can never win the south south against Atiku.. I don't like Atiku that much, but Yorubas must present someone like osibanjo at least to have any chance of defeating a northerner..
Even if sw present a Yoruba Christian,they will still fail in ss and se.
They did the ijaw strong thing.we can never ever forgive them and they hate igbos.
We ijaws are the leaders of ss.
As and se will not vote for yorubad person whether Yoruba Muslim or Yoruba Christian

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